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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1951

Page

6

Electrification Raises Farm Income On Motz Farm Study

A Westinghouse led test on the Joseph Motz farm near West Farmington Ohio shows average farm production value per hour rose from 66 cents in 1944 to 1.17 in 1950, a gain of over 51 percent, with electric power reaching the 262 acre farm in 1944 and profits funding new equipment.

Joseph Motz West Farmington Ohio Westinghouse Ohio Public Service Company Motz Metz

New Potato Products Help Hold Markets Against Competition

New potato products and distribution methods steady markets against rival foods. Chips, frozen fries, and pre peeled potatoes expand demand. Maine and Iowa grades boost publicity as consumption trends show decline over three decades. Chips account for 9 percent of consumption, 22 million bushels in 1950. Pre peeled varieties grow in use by restaurants and institutions.

Maine Iowa

13-year-old earns world record price for steer at San Antonio show

Andrew Tatsch of Crabapple near Fredericksburg Texas sold his 1000 pound champion steer Shorty to B B McGimsey for a world record 21000 dollars at the San Antonio livestock show. The 13-year-old plans to buy a ranch with the money.

Andrew Tatsch B. B. McGimsey San Antonio Livestock Show Shorty Young Tatsch Crabapple Fredericksburg Texas

Cancer in Large Animals Is Difficult to Detect

The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association notes that stomach cancer in large animals is nearly impossible to diagnose early. The case of Cacique, a renowned pure Arab stallion, illustrates how vague symptoms can lead to rapid death.

Cacique Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

Giants Slump In 1951 Season Start Sparks and Speculation

The piece analyzes the New York Giants early 1951 slump after spring training in St. Petersburg. It cites Leo Durocher’s methods, player form, and shifting confidence, noting erratic pitching, inconsistent power, fatigue, and tension. It also mentions Jansen Hearn Maglie and potential turnaround, ending with a teaser on Yale football.

New York Giants St. Petersburg Leo Durocher Dodgers Grantland Rice Dodgers Phillies Ihow Durocher Noble Bowman Wilson Indians Boston Moody Skein Hearn Maglie Jansen Durocher

Ruins as Blessings and Lessons in Faith

In a June 3, 1951 reflection, Dr Foreman argues ruins can reveal justice and spur spiritual renewal. He cites Babylon and Jerusalem, noting exile redirected Judaism from politics to God, urging that ruins may deepen faith and lead people to seek the living God.

Germany Jerusalem Nebuchadnezzar David Solomon

Easy-Mix Pastry for Tender Pie Crusts From New Directions

Household Memo provides a recipe for Easy-Mix Pastry using liquid shortening and a fork. It explains rolling between waxed paper, paring excess flour, and forming two crusts for a 9 inch pie. Provencal Potato Pie uses this crust with potatoes onion parsley and cream.

Lynn Says Tempting Foods And Honeyed Dishes Menu

A menu and recipe snippets describe consomme served hot or cold with whipped cream and lemon, an eggplant dish with French dressing and thyme, broiled on both sides, and a Lynn Chambers menu featuring barbecued lamb fluffy rice Spanish lima beans garden salad garlic bread and coconut cream pie. Recipes include easy-mix pastry and a potato pie with cream, plus variations with frankfurters salmon or tuna.

Baked Bean Rarebit Supper Dish Featured

A hearty supper dish melts sharp American cheese into canned baked beans and pork then serves on toast. Green vegetables pair well with Maitre d hotel butter made from sweet butter lemon juice and minced parsley. Serve hot and includes a spinach centerpiece with creamed eggs and mushrooms for a luncheon option.

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